POP - Say No If It Distracts You From Prayer And Other Obligations. A Muslim Is Obliged Not To Waste

POP🆙 - Say No if it Distracts you from Prayer and other Obligations. A Muslim is obliged not to waste his time, but to engross himself in what benefits him in this world and Hereafter as well. Our Prophetﷺ said: "There are two blessings which many people lose; their health and free time (for doing good)". 📚Reported by Imam al-Bukhari Know, a Muslim will be questioned about his time on the Day of Judgment. Our Prophetﷺ said: "A servant of Allaahﷻ will remain standing on the Day of Judgment till he is questioned about his youth and where he spent it; and about his age and how he spent it...)". 📚al-Tirmizi So, a person is asked about his age in general and especially about his youth. This means he will be questioned about every action he did. However, it is permissible for him to have some fun through the lawful matters whether he indulges in them or merely enjoys watching them. Basically, tournaments are lawful if they meet the following conditions: A) Men are permitted to look only at the male participants and women should only look at women participants. B) The Awrah (the part of the body that must be covered) of participants must be covered. C) This activity should not distract the participants and the spectators from the prayers, obeying parents and the other obligations. D) There should not be any partiality for any team. E) It should not cause one to act or speak anything that could anger Allah such as cursing, blaming, etc. F) One should not become addicted to spending precious hours of his life in it. This practice spoils his heart, mind and also disparages him before good people. In fact, the Shari'a consists of concessions and restrictions. It is said: 'Give your hearts a time to make fun so, they will be conscious at the time of Zikr'. Having fun is lawful as long as it does not become an aim in itself. Allah knows best.

POP🆙 - Manual to Defeat the Soldiers of Shayaateen (pl. of Shaytan): “It is Waajib (obligatory) upon a Muslim to ask Allaah that Allaahﷻ makes him reach (the month of) Ramadhān and that Allaahﷻ helps him in his fasting and prayers (during the night) and in doing (other) good deeds in it, because this is an opportunity in a lifetime of a Muslim: “Whoever observes fasts during the month of Ramadhān out of sincere faith, and hoping to attain Allaah’s rewards then all his past sins will be forgiven.” “Whoever establishes prayers during the nights of Ramadhān faithfully out of sincere faith and hoping to attain Allaah’s rewards (not for showing off), all his past sins will be forgiven.” This is an opportunity in the lifetime of a Muslim; perhaps it may not come to him again. The Muslim should be happy when the month of Ramadhān approaches and should be glad about it and should receive it joyously and delightedly and should spend it in obedience to Allaah. Its night (should be spend) standing in prayers, its days in fasting, reciting the Qur’aan and in (Allaah’s) remembrance – this is beneficial for the Muslim. But then there are those who when Ramadhān approaches, go back to (watching) bad and distracting programs, TV series, deceiving (shows based on lies, falsehood and superstition) and competitions and game shows which preoccupy the Muslims (and divert them from the obedience of Allaahﷻ). They (who participate in making these shows) are all Shaitaan’s soldiers. Shaitaan recruited them for this. So upon a Muslim is to beware of all these (programs) and beware of them (the people). Ramadhān is not a time for engaging in amusement and play and watching series and game shows  and wasting time.” Source: http://www.alfawzan.af.org.sa/node/14849

It was narrated from Shuraih that he asked 'Aishah: "Can a woman eat with her husband while she is menstruating? She said: 'Yes. The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) would call me to eat with him while I was menstruating. He would take a piece of bone on which some bits of meat were left and insist that I take it first, so I would nibble a little from it, then put it down. Then he would take it and nibble from it, and he would put his mouth where mine had been on the bone. Then he would ask for a drink and insist that I take it first before he drank from it. So I would take it and drink from it, then put it down, then he would take it and drink from it, putting his mouth where mine had been on the cup.'" [ Sunan an-Nasa'i] #Islamiconlineuniversity #DrBilalphilips #Muslims

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